The Integration of Dance, Spirituality, Social Justice, & Missions Symposium is a unique and intensely enriching event that will gather together dance artists, theologians, social justice and missions leaders from across the globe. The symposium will focus on the interconnections of these various aspects, revealing greater insight and possibilities for the fusion of their collaborative efforts, mutual understandings, and crucial synergy for the future.Read more

Ars Lyrica Houston presents The German Virtuoso, featuring chamber works by Johann Jacob Walther, Johann Paul von Westhoff, and Johann Georg Pisendel. This program celebrates the release of the complete Hortulus Chelicus by Walther, on a four-disc set from Centaur Records, with violinist Sean Yung-Hsiang Wang, cellist Barrett Sills, and harpsichordist Matthew Dirst.Read more

In this multimedia tour-de-force, the story of how music opened the doorway to transformation and healing will frame a musical voyage from grief to grace and joy.Read more

What Shall We Do Next? is an abstract choreographic work that conveys a reflection upon the evolution of technology and reveals the body's absurd relationship to it.Read more

Presented in collaboration with the DiverseWorks Artist Advisory Board, DiverseWorks on Wednesdays (DWOW) is an itinerate series of arts activities. For Creative Voo Doo, Artist Advisory Board members Tek Wilson, jhon stronks, and Alisa Mittin will guide audience members through a fun and energetic creative process in order to produce a new multi-disciplinary artwork.Read more

Film Screening of "The Political Education of Maggie Lauterer" with director, Paul Stekler, in attendanceRead more

A dance celebration of African American history and culture.Read more

A magical fashion event combining elements of artistic expression. With a live painting and much more. Read more

Houston Arts Alliance’s Folklife + Traditional Arts program presents the exhibition/installation Winter Celebrations Part Three: Honoring Houston’s African-American Trail Riders.Read more

Based on the book by Lois Lowry; adapted by Dr. Douglas W. Larche, performed by Main Street Theater students.Read more